Baur Barbara

Good day to the body therapy room

Are you looking for holistic treatment? Would you like someone to listen to your concerns? Would you like to find peace and relaxation? I am happy to be there for you.

Originally a physical therapist, I have been working as an osteopath since 2005, as a TRE provider since 2017, and am currently training to become a coach for autogenic training.

My particular interests lie in the areas of the microbiome, i.e., metabolism and its pitfalls, as well as stress management. I also increasingly treat long COVID issues.

I am happy to take time for you and look forward to hearing from you.

If you are unable to make it at the times indicated, simply send me a message.

With warm regards,

Barbara Baur

 

History of osteopathy

Dr. Andrew Taylor Still founded osteopathy in America at the end of the 19th century.

To this day, his fundamental insights form the basis of osteopathic therapy.

The organism is viewed as a single entity, emphasizing the importance of the life-giving mobility of all tissues in the body, as well as its ability to self-regulate and the close connection between the structure and function of all parts.

Osteopathic treatment

After a detailed medical history, diagnosis and therapy follow.

The osteopath feels and palpates the entire body and looks for reduced mobility in all structures of the body.

The muscles, ligaments, nerve strands, organs, and bones are interconnected, which means that complaints can arise without the structure itself being affected. The osteopath therefore does not always work on the area that appears to be painful, but searches for the original area of tension.